We are beyond excited to begin our live season with two guest directors, Danielle Devitt and Dianna L. Grayer, and nine short plays written by local playwrights. The following one act plays will be performed by our talented ensemble in a variety of roles.
Please join us for an exciting adventure in live theater and share dynamic, quality performances that catalyze conversations that can heal and transform. A Q&A session with the cast, director and playwright will follow each performance.
With Dining In, a dog and cat whose owner is negligent, hilariously vie for food.
Tengo Sed addresses the plight of immigrants crossing the desert into the US from Mexico and those who illegally aid them with food and water.
In What’s It Worth?, an elderly woman is pressured by her son to sell the family home.
Pushing Boulders is a zany comedic spoof on a job interview that goes awry.
The Cabin is a Steven King-like thriller with a woman isolating during the pandemic alone in a remote area.
Pictures Don’t Lie is a conversation between two Black professionals about the storming of the Capitol in Washington D.C. on January 6.
Ever After is a comedic therapy session with marriage counselor Mother Goose and a princess demanding a divorce from a frog.
Absolution is a tale of a priest and an angry confessor with a shocking secret.
Peace, Love and Understanding centers on two very different recipients who are getting a covid shot at a vaccination site.
We are beyond excited to begin our live season with two guest directors, Danielle Devitt and Dianna L. Grayer, and nine short plays written by local playwrights. The following one act plays will be performed by our talented ensemble in a variety of roles.
Please join us for an exciting adventure in live theater and share dynamic, quality performances that catalyze conversations that can heal and transform. A Q&A session with the cast, director and playwright will follow each performance.
With Dining In, a dog and cat whose owner is negligent, hilariously vie for food.
Tengo Sed addresses the plight of immigrants crossing the desert into the US from Mexico and those who illegally aid them with food and water.
In What’s It Worth?, an elderly woman is pressured by her son to sell the family home.
Pushing Boulders is a zany comedic spoof on a job interview that goes awry.
The Cabin is a Steven King-like thriller with a woman isolating during the pandemic alone in a remote area.
Pictures Don’t Lie is a conversation between two Black professionals about the storming of the Capitol in Washington D.C. on January 6.
Ever After is a comedic therapy session with marriage counselor Mother Goose and a princess demanding a divorce from a frog.
Absolution is a tale of a priest and an angry confessor with a shocking secret.
Peace, Love and Understanding centers on two very different recipients who are getting a covid shot at a vaccination site.
*We recommend audience members wear masks inside, but not required. Staff and actors are vaccinated.
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We are beyond excited to begin our live season with two guest directors, Danielle Devitt and Dianna L. Grayer, and nine short plays written by local playwrights. The following one act plays will be performed by our talented ensemble in a variety of roles.
Please join us for an exciting adventure in live theater and share dynamic, quality performances that catalyze conversations that can heal and transform. A Q&A session with the cast, director and playwright will follow each performance.
With Dining In, a dog and cat whose owner is negligent, hilariously vie for food.
Tengo Sed addresses the plight of immigrants crossing the desert into the US from Mexico and those who illegally aid them with food and water.
In What’s It Worth?, an elderly woman is pressured by her son to sell the family home.
Pushing Boulders is a zany comedic spoof on a job interview that goes awry.
The Cabin is a Steven King-like thriller with a woman isolating during the pandemic alone in a remote area.
Pictures Don’t Lie is a conversation between two Black professionals about the storming of the Capitol in Washington D.C. on January 6.
Ever After is a comedic therapy session with marriage counselor Mother Goose and a princess demanding a divorce from a frog.
Absolution is a tale of a priest and an angry confessor with a shocking secret.
Peace, Love and Understanding centers on two very different recipients who are getting a covid shot at a vaccination site.